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  1. sculpt
    create by shaping stone or wood or other material
    Those sculpted cheekbones and dark winged brows, the thickly lashed blue eyes, and those lips . . . perfectly etched to be both sensual and wicked.
  2. cheekbone
    the arch of bone beneath the eye that forms the prominence of the cheek
    Those sculpted cheekbones and dark winged brows, the thickly lashed blue eyes, and those lips . . . perfectly etched to be both sensual and wicked.
  3. etch
    carve or cut a design or letters into
    Those sculpted cheekbones and dark winged brows, the thickly lashed blue eyes, and those lips . . . perfectly etched to be both sensual and wicked.
  4. sculpted
    cut into a desired shape
    Those sculpted cheekbones and dark winged brows, the thickly lashed blue eyes, and those lips . . . perfectly etched to be both sensual and wicked.
  5. complicate
    make less simple
    But here I was, constantly awed by the gorgeousness of the complicated, frustrating”
  6. thinned
    mixed with water
    I loved when they smiled with sexual invitation, and I shivered when they thinned into a stern line.
  7. good looks
    the quality of having regular well-defined features
    My mouth curved, remembering how annoyed I used to get at pals who waxed poetic about their boyfriends’ good looks.
  8. coiled
    curled or wound in rings or spirals
    There was a crackling in the air when we were near each other, a sense of anticipation like the coiled silence before the boom of thunder.
  9. waxed
    treated with wax
    My mouth curved, remembering how annoyed I used to get at pals who waxed poetic about their boyfriends’ good looks.
  10. get at
    reach or gain access to
    My mouth curved, remembering how annoyed I used to get at pals who waxed poetic about their boyfriends’ good looks.
  11. curved
    having or marked by a curve or smoothly rounded bend
    My mouth curved, remembering how annoyed I used to get at pals who waxed poetic about their boyfriends’ good looks.
  12. icy
    covered with or containing or consisting of ice
    “with his icy blue gaze.
  13. curve
    the trace of a point whose direction of motion changes
    My mouth curved, remembering how annoyed I used to get at pals who waxed poetic about their boyfriends’ good looks.
  14. poetic
    of or relating to verse, or literature in metrical form
    My mouth curved, remembering how annoyed I used to get at pals who waxed poetic about their boyfriends’ good looks.
  15. impact
    the striking of one body against another
    I never got used to the impact of that face.
  16. lip
    either of two fleshy folds of tissue that surround the mouth and play a role in speaking
    And when he pressed those lips to my body, I burned for him.
  17. deliberately
    in a careful unhurried manner
    He’d probably deliberately waited a beat before facing me, giving me the opportunity to check him out because he knew I loved to look at him.
  18. sexual
    of or relating to or characterized by sexuality
    I loved when they smiled with sexual invitation, and I shivered when they thinned into a stern line.
  19. invitation
    a request to be present or take part in something
    I loved when they smiled with sexual invitation, and I shivered when they thinned into a stern line.
  20. facing
    an ornamental coating to a building
    He’d probably deliberately waited a beat before facing me, giving me the opportunity to check him out because he knew I loved to look at him.
  21. burn
    destroy by fire
    And when he pressed those lips to my body, I burned for him.
  22. in the air
    on everybody's mind
    There was a crackling in the air when we were near each other, a sense of anticipation like the coiled silence before the boom of thunder.
  23. brow
    the part of the face above the eyes
    Those sculpted cheekbones and dark winged brows, the thickly lashed blue eyes, and those lips . . . perfectly etched to be both sensual and wicked.
  24. gaze
    a long fixed look
    “with his icy blue gaze.
  25. wicked
    having committed unrighteous acts
    Those sculpted cheekbones and dark winged brows, the thickly lashed blue eyes, and those lips . . . perfectly etched to be both sensual and wicked.
  26. loved
    held dear
    He’d probably deliberately waited a beat before facing me, giving me the opportunity to check him out because he knew I loved to look at him.
  27. used to
    in the habit
    I never got used to the impact of that face.
  28. constantly
    without variation or change, in every case
    But here I was, constantly awed by the gorgeousness of the complicated, frustrating”
  29. pressed
    compacted by ironing
    And when he pressed those lips to my body, I burned for him.
  30. dangerous
    involving or causing risk; liable to hurt or harm
    Dark and Dangerous.
  31. watching
    the act of observing; taking a patient look
    Of course he’d known I was there, watching him.
  32. opportunity
    a possibility from a favorable combination of circumstances
    He’d probably deliberately waited a beat before facing me, giving me the opportunity to check him out because he knew I loved to look at him.
  33. look at
    look at carefully; study mentally
    He’d probably deliberately waited a beat before facing me, giving me the opportunity to check him out because he knew I loved to look at him.
  34. mouth
    the opening through which food is taken in
    My mouth curved, remembering how annoyed I used to get at pals who waxed poetic about their boyfriends’ good looks.
  35. used
    previously owned by another
    I never got used to the impact of that face.
  36. smile
    a facial expression with the corners of the mouth turned up
    I loved when they smiled with sexual invitation, and I shivered when they thinned into a stern line.
  37. silence
    the state of being quiet (as when no one is speaking)
    There was a crackling in the air when we were near each other, a sense of anticipation like the coiled silence before the boom of thunder.
  38. mine
    excavation from which ores and minerals are extracted
    And all mine.
  39. remember
    recall knowledge; have a recollection
    My mouth curved, remembering how annoyed I used to get at pals who waxed poetic about their boyfriends’ good looks.
  40. eye
    the organ of sight
    Those sculpted cheekbones and dark winged brows, the thickly lashed blue eyes, and those lips . . . perfectly etched to be both sensual and wicked.
  41. look
    perceive with attention; direct one's gaze towards
    He’d probably deliberately waited a beat before facing me, giving me the opportunity to check him out because he knew I loved to look at him.
  42. love
    a strong positive emotion of regard and affection
    He’d probably deliberately waited a beat before facing me, giving me the opportunity to check him out because he knew I loved to look at him.
  43. face
    the front of the human head from the forehead to the chin
    He’d probably deliberately waited a beat before facing me, giving me the opportunity to check him out because he knew I loved to look at him.
  44. sense
    the faculty through which the world is perceived
    There was a crackling in the air when we were near each other, a sense of anticipation like the coiled silence before the boom of thunder.
  45. of course
    as might be expected
    Of course he’d known I was there, watching him.
  46. body
    an individual 3-dimensional object that has mass
    And when he pressed those lips to my body, I burned for him.
  47. known
    apprehended with certainty
    Of course he’d known I was there, watching him.
  48. near
    near in time or place or relationship
    There was a crackling in the air when we were near each other, a sense of anticipation like the coiled silence before the boom of thunder.
  49. course
    a connected series of events or actions or developments
    Of course he’d known I was there, watching him.
  50. before
    at or in the front
    There was a crackling in the air when we were near each other, a sense of anticipation like the coiled silence before the boom of thunder.
  51. here
    in or at this place; where the speaker or writer is
    But here I was, constantly awed by the gorgeousness of the complicated, frustrating”
  52. both
    equally or alike
    Those sculpted cheekbones and dark winged brows, the thickly lashed blue eyes, and those lips . . . perfectly etched to be both sensual and wicked.
  53. give
    transfer possession of something concrete or abstract
    He’d probably deliberately waited a beat before facing me, giving me the opportunity to check him out because he knew I loved to look at him.
  54. each
    separately for every person or thing
    There was a crackling in the air when we were near each other, a sense of anticipation like the coiled silence before the boom of thunder.
  55. eyes
    opinion or judgment
    Those sculpted cheekbones and dark winged brows, the thickly lashed blue eyes, and those lips . . . perfectly etched to be both sensual and wicked.
  56. never
    not ever; at no time in the past or future
    I never got used to the impact of that face.
  57. there
    in or at that place
    Of course he’d known I was there, watching him.
  58. about
    (of quantities) imprecise but fairly close to correct
    My mouth curved, remembering how annoyed I used to get at pals who waxed poetic about their boyfriends’ good looks.
  59. out
    moving or appearing to move away from a place, especially one that is enclosed or hidden
    He’d probably deliberately waited a beat before facing me, giving me the opportunity to check him out because he knew I loved to look at him.
Created on 三月 13, 2013

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